Kim Fowley
“Despite his mystifyingly ballyhooed cachet as some kind of underworld rock & roll overlord, producer-manager-songwriter-hustler Kim Fowley was little more than a reliable Hollywood annoyance, a money-obsessed egomaniac with relentlessly ugly taste and, despite innumerable credits with everyone from Alice Cooper to Helen Reddy, a largely undistinguished professional track record. Fowley was all about artifice, not art, and although he considered himself to be an oracular fount of rock & roll knowledge, he was a tiresome blowhard who only cared about making as many quick and dirty dollars, at whoever’s expense, as he could. And, of course, he was a pedophile and rapist, indisputable facts verified by countless victim accounts and, most publicly, the horrifying Runaways/Jackie Fox assault brouhaha — a charge so appalling that the befuddled behavior of the cadre of spineless apologists who stood by Fowley is still unbelievable.”
Cemetery Information:
Final Resting Place:
Hollywood Forever Cemetery
6000 Santa Monica Blvd.
Los Angeles, California, 90038
USA
North America
Map:
Grave Location:
Section 2Grave Location Description
From the cemetery entrance take the first left and drive to the next intersection of Midland Avenue and Lakeview Avenue. From there walk over to the Cecil B. DeMille crypt and across the street from the Garden of Legends is Section 2. The Manager From Hell and sexual predator Kim Fowley can be found about 50 feet off of Lakeview Avenue.
Grave Location GPS
34.09029898168, -118.3165614600Photos:
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